Let Us Wait And See Before Making Judgment
California faces a budget shortfall of about one million dollars daily. The University of California must balance finances and educational quality as Clark Kerr departs. Governor Reagan should avoid turning higher education into a political football while the university proves its enduring strength.
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Vulgar Fashion Sparks Veteran Columnist Inez Robb View
Inez Robb denounces vulgar fashion and avant garde shows as sensational, praising restrained attire. She argues most women in newspapers and fashion magazines are drawn to department store ads, not extreme designs or pot smoking trends.
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Inez Robb
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Let Him That Is Athirst Come to the Water of Life
A Bible verse from Revelation 22 17 invites the thirsty to come and freely take the water of life. The message emphasizes open access to salvation and eternal nourishment offered to all seekers.
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Buckley on three world events shaping U S policy
Buckley argues three recent events have benefited the United States: Brazil avoiding a crisis in 1964, Indonesia rejecting Sukarno with Western backing, and China in a near civil war amid debate over engaging Red China. He cites Yale professor Rowe predicting Chinese dissidence and warns against empowering Maoist leadership versus a broader ecumenical bloc with Russia.
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Brazil
Lyndon Johnson
Thomas Mann
China
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Republic of China
Taiwan
David Rowe
Yale University
John Fairbank
Poverty Alleviation Plan to Replace Welfare System
Washington argues for family allowances funded by pooling IRS and Social Security data to detect ineligible recipients. Aimed at freeing families from welfare stigma, the plan proposes a nationwide $120 monthly allowance for a four person household, with earnings taken into account to curb benefits as income rises. The proposal would cost about $4.3 billion annually, slightly more than current welfare outlays, and include investments in education and job training.
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Powell Exclusion Highlights House Moral Debate
Public opinion surged after the House voted to exclude Adam Clayton Powell amid allegations of misused government funds. The episode provoked letters from across the nation, including civil rights voices, and prompted discussion of constitutional powers and precedents governing member qualifications.
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Armco retirees hold sixth Florida reunion drawing attendees
Armco retirees from a dozen states and two Canadian provinces gathered in Bradenton for the sixth annual reunion. Paul E. Pete Greer led the event with a 400 attendee turnout from Middletown Works and the company’s general management. Plans for a Bradenton follow up were already underway. A separate note promotes stamp collecting for St. Francis Assisi Mission in Greenwood Mississippi, urging donations to Sister M. Egidia.
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Pete” Greer
Ashland, Ky
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Middletown Journal subscription rates and info
The Middletown Journal lists daily and Sunday price options with mail and home delivery rates. It details per copy, weekly, and yearly subscriptions, including in and out of trading areas, and notes US and international pricing.
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